Sentence examples for in consumption behaviour from inspiring English sources

At some point, if Grover's subscription model becomes compelling enough, it's hoped that purchasing many tech products will become so unattractive as to create Netflix-level changes in consumption behaviour.

Taken together, in addition to strain-dependent intake of sweetened liquids [21], [42], [43] and stress effects on the reward system [42], [44], the sensitivity to changes in activity/sleep due to the CMS procedure contributes to the final decrease in consumption behaviour.

Other estimates of GHG emissions by diet groups have been produced using modelled estimates of reduced meat diets (Baroni et al. 2007; Berners-Lee et al. 2012; Macdiarmid et al. 2012; Saxe et al. 2013; Vieux et al. 2012; Wilson et al. 2013) and may not reflect true differences in consumption behaviour between dietary groups.

To the extent that industry does recognize energy input's contribution to obesity, the focus is on personal and parental responsibilityd, both in consumption behaviours and physical activity [ 1].

Control subjects with a polysubstance use were quite comparable in their consumption behaviour of cannabis ingestion, whereas remaining drugs were less frequently represented in this control group.

9 10 Differences are furthermore noticed in the consumption behaviour and attitude towards smoking.

Additionally, significant disparities in alcohol consumption behaviour have been found even within nations.

Comparison of dietary patterns among adolescents between different countries can give useful information on similarities in food consumption behaviour between different populations.

The slope estimates represent a monthly rate of change which builds over time; consistent with a gradual change in alcohol consumption behaviour driven by adaptive responses to tax changes by both consumers and the alcohol industry.

This results in the need for a learning and flexible policy design, but simultaneously, stable political framework conditions are required to bring about lasting changes in production and consumption behaviour.

Almost eight in ten Europeans told a Eurobarometer poll last year that they thought they would need to change their energy consumption behaviour in the next decade.But as the debate matures, the EU is starting to stumble on tougher choices, pitting the fight to slow climate change against European success stories and good new habits.